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- | ====== Aeonic beam weapons ====== | ||
- | | The sale, maintenance and manufacture of Aeonic Beam weapons is primarily controlled by XXXXX government. Any unauthorised use is strictly illegal under XXXXX guidelines. In many nations, it is a felony to operate an aeonic weapon within an atmosphere. | | ||
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- | There are many types of aeonic beam weapons but most follow a relatively simple idea of compressing a lattice into the previously mentioned degeneracy state. | ||
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- | Important is that the interactions of a degeneracy state lattice are almost entirely different - greedily gobbling up gluons which hold matter together on contact, releasing huge amounts of energy (which populate surrounding photons) as a consequence in the form of gamma radiation which propegates inside of the structure it strikes. | ||
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- | This degenerancy round is fired - repulsed down a barrel with a scalar discharge, exciting it into a volatile state. As the shot leaves the barrel, it surrenders the photons it held, creating a trail of visible light. | ||
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- | With no grip on its own photons and a neutral charge of bosons, the shot is no longer affected by electromagnetic or scalar fields and aeon beams will freely pass through one another with zero displacement or repulsion. | ||
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- | In an atmosphere, a round can often be seen triggering a brief nuclear decay (with its gluon gobbling behavior). The resulting released radiation leaves a huge tunnel of superheated plasma, giving the impression of a larger beam than the one fired, dealing secondary damage to targets. | ||
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- | On impact, the effect of an aeonic beam is devistating. When the lattice arrangement is broken, its stored energy potential is unleashed, usually destabilizing the nucleus of a target. This can trigger a chain reaction, leading to total annialation of a target. | ||
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- | Often, the beam will pass cleanly through less dense targets. | ||
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- | ==== Specialty beam weapons ==== | ||
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- | Some beam weapons alter the lattice as it leaves the barrel, further stabilising it into a small spherical pellet rather than a beam. This pellet is much harder to spot and usually has a far higher round velocity - ideal in combat against powered-armour but lacks mass, making it weaker and less potent against large targets such as starships. | ||
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